Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-27
WEBBING BELLS.
At Calvary Baptist Church-In East
Haven Last Evening-In Branford-
Other WeddingS.

At Calvary Baptist Church-In East
Haven Last Evening-In Branford-
Other Weddings.
At Calvary Baptist church yesterday after
noon at 4:30, a large company present.
Charles E. Bayliss, of the Connecticut Fire
Insurance company, Hartford, and Miss
Eunice w. Brown, of this city, were united
in marriage. The bride has recently been
residing with her guardian, Mrs. S. E. Bar
ney on Orange street. Rev Dr. Potter of
Hartford, oficlated at the joyous occasion
The ushers were Charles Hall and Lewis A.
Mansfield of this city, and two Hartford gen
tlemen. The bridal couple will reside at SO
Capitol avenue, Hartford, and will be eat
home" November % and 80, after their we'd
ding trip.
COLT-LADD.
Miss Martha w. Colts, daughter of Samuel
Colt, Hartford, was married Tuesday evening
| to Rev. Mr.. Ladd, chaplain of Trinity chapel
| on George street, this city, at the home of
the brides father in Hartford, Rev. J. H.
Twitchell officiating Mr.. Ladd has arranged
for having Rev. Emerson Jessup of Westville
| officiate at the chapel next Sunday, and the
i wedding cards received by the members of
| the Dorcas society of this chapel and other
| friends of Mr.. Ladd make it known that he
will be here with his bride after Nov. IA,
| they being now on bridal tour to continue
| about two weeks.
BALDWIN-AVERILL.
A charming wedding took place en- the
evening of October 20 at the residence of
| Captain George Baldwin, Branford. The
| captains daughter, Miss Rose A. Baldwin,
was united to Willis M. Averill. A recep-
| ton and supper were rendered the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties, after
which the couple left for New York On
| their return Monday evening they were given
/ hearty welcome at the Branford Point
House where were assembled about one hun
| dred of their young friends.
FoRBEs-sTREET.
| Many prominent people witnessed the we'd
| ding of Clifford B. Street and Miss Lizzie
Forbes at the East Haven Congregational
| church last evening At precisely the hour
| announced for the ceremony the wedding
party marched up the aisle of the crowded
church to the music of a grand wedding
| march. The bride was charmingly attired
| and carried a bouquet of flowers. The groom
had boutonniere of lilies of the valley at his
lapel Rev. Mr.. Clark performed the cere-
| mony, which was followed by a reception
dinner at the house of the brides parents.
The groom is brother of S. Fl. and F. B.
Street, of the firm of S. H. Street & Co.
Miss Forbes is daughter of Albert Forbes, ex-
selectman of East Haven.
ALDRICH-MARLIN
Mahlon II. Marlin of the Marlin Firearms
company was married yesterday to Miss May
Aldrich of South Deer6eld, Mass. The cere-
mony took place at the home of the bride
and many friends of Mr.. Marlin attended the
wedding from this CITY,
FILLY-wANNAKER.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Rev. Henry S. Wannaker of Geneva, Neb-
raska, to Miss Mary E. Filly of this city.
President Dwight will perform the ceremony.
CoSTIGAN-DUNN.
The marriage of William E. Dunn and
Miss Sadie Costigan took place last evening
at St. Mary's church, many friends attend
ing. A reception followed at the home of
the bride on Dixwell avenue. The groom is
the well known athlete of this city.
A. o. f.